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Introducing Monstrum: AI Governance Infrastructure

MonstrumAI Team ·

The Problem

AI agents are everywhere. They manage GitHub issues, run scripts via SSH, organize Notion notes, and answer questions in Discord. Each one holds different API keys, connects to different services, and does different things.

The problem? They’re all siloed. You’re not sure which agent can access what, how many tokens you’ve burned this month, or whether any call went beyond what you intended. API keys are scattered across environment variables and config files, and changing a single permission means changing code.

As organizations deploy more agents, this fragmented approach doesn’t just become inconvenient — it becomes dangerous.

Enter Monstrum

Monstrum is an AI governance platform that brings all your agents under one roof. We handle the infrastructure so you can focus on what your agents actually do, not how to keep them in check.

The platform provides:

  • Declarative Permission Engine: Define what agents can do through a clean policy layer — no code changes required
  • Plugin-Based Integrations: SSH, MCP, Web Search, Browser, and more — all managed through the platform
  • Multi-Agent Collaboration: Agents delegate tasks to each other, each independently authorized
  • Full Audit Trail: Every tool call, every token spent, every permission decision — logged and queryable
  • Centralized Dashboard: A single pane of glass for identity, permissions, credentials, and budget across all your agents

Design Philosophy

We’re building Monstrum around a few key principles:

  1. Declarative over Imperative — Define boundaries, not procedures
  2. Fail-Closed Security — If it’s not explicitly allowed, it’s denied
  3. Tool-Level Granularity — Control at the parameter level, not just plugin level
  4. Everything Is Auditable — Complete visibility into every AI action

Get Started

Monstrum is a managed platform — no infrastructure to deploy or maintain. When we launch, getting started will be as simple as signing up at monstrumai.com and connecting your agents.

For developers, the Monstrum Python SDK makes integration straightforward:

pip install monstrum

The SDK lets your agents authenticate with the platform, check permissions, and report activity with just a few lines of code.

Coming Soon

We’re currently in pre-launch and working hard to get Monstrum into your hands. Visit monstrumai.com to stay updated, and check out our GitHub for the SDK and developer resources.

We’re excited about the future of AI governance and look forward to building it together.